Many incumbents are running without opposition. Still, there are important things to watch out for.

Federal prosecutors take a case to trial and lose in less than 1% of cases. So what happened in one of Hawaii’s most high-profile corruption trials?

Owning a small piece of paradise isn’t always smooth sailing. Here’s what we’re watching.

So many of us here in the islands live in condos, governed by quasi-governments with a lot of power.

A dozen land sales in and around Lahaina were recorded in the first four months of this year.

The $10 billion Honolulu rail project has some big milestones ahead.

Hawaii legislators want to give each county $50,000 to address feral chickens. Some say it’s not enough.

We spent a year investigating money in Hawaii politics as part of a collaboration with The New York Times.